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Is it Time for a Checklist Double-Check? 3 tips to get the most out of surgery's essential safety tool.
How Much Do You Know About Patient Warming? A recent survey suggests some nurses are still stumped on the basics of preventing perioperative hypothermia.
Celebrating 10 Years Of the Surgical Safety Checklist; Q&A with Thomas Weiser, MD, checklist co-creator and champion of safer patient care.
A Closer Look at Image Enhancement Technology;Help your surgeons see the sharper clarity, contrast and detail they've been missing.
Safety: How Many Pain Pills Do Patients Really Need; match the number of opioids to the procedure to stop overprescribing.
Ideas That Work: Mark Breast Tumors With RFID Tags
Ideas That Work:Emergency Preparedness;Fire Evacuation Drills (Not) for Dummies
Infection Prevention: The Instrument Whisperer Has Spoken; Tips on dealing with instrument repair and maintenance.
Pain Control: Cruising Down the ERAS Pathway; Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital likes the way the Enhanced Recovery After Surgery program handles its patients' pain.
Environmental Stewardship: Blue Is the New Green; The team at Memorial Hermann Surgery Center has found many innovative uses for blue wrap - both in and out of the OR.
Patient Safety: Priority One Protecting Patients; Houston Physicians' Hospital is committed to optimizing patient safety.
Staffing: 4 Tips for Dealing With Chronic Complainers; Don't minimize the potential damage from staff negativity.
Ideas That Work: Our Pre-op Bedside Briefing
2018 OR Excellence Awards;There's a little piece of you in each of this year's winners.
Financial Management: The Perioperative Olympics; In one quarter, 52 staff-generated, gold-medal, money-saving ideas have resulted in $121,000 in savings.
Business Advisor: Unlock Your Equipment's Hidden Expiration Date; Know years in advance when you'll need to replace big-ticket items.
Ideas That Work: Do You Count Your Propofol?
Patient Satisfaction: Up Close and Unscripted; Staff at Bayfront Health Spring Hill encouraged to be themselves with patients.
Behind Closed Doors: Things That Make You Go Hmmm...Am I the only one who notices this stuff?
Expert Tips for Total Joint Efficiency;Build your program on these pillars of success.